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He stands, mocking, full of his worth and crowned by stinging opinion He’s won. By one. ‘Not even one whole point’ I want to say to everyone - ‘by a rounding error.’ We rejoice in wooden dialogue snaps are fired, content is captured I feel ridiculous and awkward As the great pageant ends, he leans in, in a hugging action but I will not grow dainty with this - prince - and I step out of his hands "Seriously?” I mumble, shivering. . . . There’s an old saying (in my family), "Show me a happy loser and I'll show you a loser - show me an unhappy loser and I'll show you a loser."

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